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Identifier: wyo14juni (find matches)
Title: Wyo
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Junior Class, University of Wyoming
Subjects: University of Wyoming Student Yearbooks
Publisher: University of Wyoming
Contributing Library: University of Wyoming - UW Libraries & UW American Heritage Center
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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Glut Page Eighty-two President William Clifford Vice President Margaret Murphy Secretary .__. Margaret ONeill Treasurer Lawrence Desmond Walter P. SmythMartin D. SnyderFrank KershisnikArthur DrinenLawrence DesmondWilliam CliffordPatrick OMeliaJoseph SegerClarence FrancevilleClarence SmithJames WithrowMorris McKeonJames StoreyDavid McCarthyRalph ConwellRudolf AnselmiPaul Devine Leo FergusonA.gnus FintonAlfred MayognaBryant HarringtonAdrienne HammondMary Ethel HollidayElizabeth HefferonLucile BarryRetah ScottMargaret ONeillHazel TusonAlice HovarkaMary FrancevilleDorothy DevineRuth ONeillIrene DawsonAmelia Kershisnik The object of this society is the intellectual advancement of its members, the further-ance of their social union and the encouragement of what is best m university life. Membership to the Newman Club is open to all students of the University of Wyo-ming who are members of the Catholic Church and to such other students as are unanimouslyelected by the club. Page Eighty-three
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Page Eighty-four The V ocational Students o i lOl i o o rr-i U 1 R o ( lOJ ) o HIS large group of students of the University have not attempted to effect an organization, but common ties of past experiences hold them together. Concerning them it is sufficient to quote from the Christmas number of The Vocational Summary an article written by Uel W. Lamkin of the Federal Board of Vocation Education. To give the man who spent the past one or two Christmas seasons in camp or in the field fighting for humanity and who has come home not as he was—but possibly a shadow of his former physical self—this man who still has life, the chance to have that life more abundantly is our task. To enable him to again do a mans full work is sound sense not sentiment. Toput him where he can make good for himself and his country in times of peace as hemore than made good in times of war is at once the duty and the opportunity of America.May those of us who work to carry out the Nations plan—and those

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